How to use TweetDeck

TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.

Note: If you are using an old version of our desktop app for Mac (older than Mac: 3.5.0), you will not be able to sign in with a Twitter account or create a new account until you upgrade to the latest version.

How to connect multiple Twitter accounts in your TweetDeck

Click Accounts in the navigation bar.

Enter the @username or name of the account you’d like to add under Join another team, then select the account you’re adding from the list of suggestions.

In the new window, enter the password of the account and click Authorize.

You’re ready to use TweetDeck!

How to remove an account from TweetDeck

Click Accounts in the navigation bar.

Expand the account you wish to delete by clicking the down arrow.

Click Leave this team and confirm by clicking Leave.

Note: The account you are signed into TweetDeck with cannot be removed from TweetDeck.

Managing multiple accounts on TweetDeck

Select a default account:

You can select which of your accounts to use as your default account. This is the account you will compose a Tweet from, like a Tweet from, and reply to Tweets with.

Click Accounts in the navigation bar.

Expand the account you wish to set as the default by clicking the down arrow.

Toggle on the Default account option.

Tweeting from multiple accounts:

TweetDeck allows you to easily Tweet from multiple accounts. You can even post Tweets from multiple accounts at once. To select which accounts you would like to Tweet from:

Click on the Tweet button at the top of the navigation bar; the accounts you have authorized will be listed at the top (you can hover over an icon to see the username of the account).

Select which accounts you would like to Tweet from; you can click on all of them or only one (if the account is selected, the Twitter icon will be highlighted).Tip:Schedule Tweets in advance for any account connected to your TweetDeck.

Liking from multiple accounts:

TweetDeck allows you to like a Tweet from multiple accounts.

Click on the more icon on the Tweet.

From the menu that pops up, click on Like from accounts…

Click Like next to the account(s) you’d like to like from.

Following from multiple accounts:

TweetDeck allows you to follow someone from multiple accounts, all at once. You can also follow someone by clicking follow on their profile, but only your default account will follow them.

Click on the account that you wish to follow; a profile will appear.

Click on the account icon and then select Follow from accounts...

Choose which accounts you would like to follow from.Note: The same instructions apply when unfollowing an account.

Why is it more secure to log in with a personal Twitter username?

If you log in using a personal username that only you have the password for, you can safely access your team accounts without any risk to account security. We recommend that you use login verification for added security.

Using TweetDeck columns

Instead of a single timeline, TweetDeck allows you to add columns to display specific content that interests you and view them side by side. Add columns that show all your mentions, the results of a search query, a list of likes, the latest Tweets from a hashtag or trend, etc.

To add a column:

From the navigation bar, click on the plus icon to select Add column.

Select the type of column you would like to add.

Under Your accounts, select the account you wish to populate the column.

Note: You can also create columns using information based on actions from other accounts. Click on the account username and choose from actions such as their mentions, lists, collections, or likes.

To remove a column:

Click the filter icon in the column header, next to the column title.

Click the Remove button to delete a column.

Column filters:

You can easily control the type of Tweets you would like displayed in each of your columns. You can select from Content, Users, or Alerts; or a combination of the three.

Content filtering allows you to filter the column by a certain type of Tweet, such as Retweets, Tweets containing a specific word or phrase, or Tweets with photos.

The user filter allows you to filter Tweets within a specific column written by a certain author and those they mention.

The alert filter allows you to enable pop-ups or sounds for a particular column.Note: If you create a search column, you can also filter results by location, date, and engagement. The location filter allows you to easily narrow down your search results to find relevant content in the area you are interested in. Only unprotected Tweets geotagged with a location will appear in search results when a location filter is applied.

To create a filter:

Click the filter icon in the column header, next to the column title.

Select which types of filter(s) (Content, Users, or Alerts) you would like applied to the column.

Click the filter icon again to collapse the column settings.Note: Columns with custom filtering will display Filtered by along with the icon for the filter you have enabled.

Column reordering:

Easily rearrange the order of columns in TweetDeck with just a few quick clicks.

Click the filter icon in the column header, next to the column title.

Click the left or right arrow depending on which direction you’d like to move the column.Note: You can also drag and drop the columns by their corresponding icons from the navigation bar to reorder your columns.

Types of TweetDeck columns and what they display

Home: Home timeline for any specific account.

User: Tweets from a specific account.

Notifications: Notifications for a specific account, including when the account's Tweets. are Retweeted, liked, or mentioned, and when someone follows the account.

Search: A specific search term.

Lists: Create or connect a list you already follow.

Collection: A timeline of curated Tweets, hand-selected by you, to share with others.